The Montessori and Ecological Consciousness Summit is designed to explore the intersection of Montessori education and environmental stewardship. Learn from over 20 experts and educators and gain valuable insights, practical strategies, and expert guidance to enhance every child’s connection to the natural world. Are you looking for ways to nurture your learners’ natural curiosity about […] The post Montessori and Ecological Consciousness P2P Summit appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

This article explores the similarities and differences in Montessori vs. Reggio Emilia. It’s worth noting that Montessori is used for all ages, while Reggio Emilia is mostly used for children under 6. So, we will mostly compare Reggio and Montessori for preschool-age children.  Both Montessori and Reggio Emilia prioritize critical thinking, social skills, and experiential […] The post Montessori vs. Reggio Emilia appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

Farm animals provide an engaging and educational topic for preschool students. By learning about the different creatures found on farms and ranches, children can build language skills, understand biology concepts, practice counting and sorting, and much more. This blog post will introduce some of the most common farm animals, including cows, pigs, chickens, horses, and […] The post Farm Animals appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

Looking for preschool themes for Summer? From celebrating the summer solstice and planting gardens to exploring the ocean and more, these themes provide opportunities for hands-on fun for your young learners. Explore the Season: Preschool Themes for Summer Summer Solstice Transportation Ice Cream Gardens and Forests: Preschool Themes for Summer Camping Fungi and Mushrooms Planting […] The post Preschool Themes for Summer appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

As a teacher, building relationships with your students is one of the most important things you can do to create a positive and productive learning environment. Whether you’re playing games in the classroom, board games, or outside games, these activities can be a fun and effective way to build relationships with your students.   Follow […] The post Building Relationships with Games in the Classroom appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

Looking for preschool themes for May? May is a great month for exploring new themes and topics related to spring with your preschoolers. With warmer weather and longer days, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors and learn about the plants and animals that come to life during this season. You can plan […] The post Preschool Themes for May appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

Empowering Children’s Self Regulation The Montessori method of education places a strong emphasis on creating a prepared environment that supports children’s natural development and self-directed learning. This philosophy extends to the way Montessori teachers approach discipline and behavior management in the early childhood classroom. In the Montessori model, the role of the teacher is not […] The post Montessori Behavior Management appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

When people hear the word desert, a barren, sandy expanse often comes to mind. However, although the climate tends to be harsh, the desert biome is actually a rich ecosystem, home to a wide range of living things. In fact, desert plants across the globe have evolved remarkable strategies to thrive where water is scarce […] The post Plants of the Desert appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

This category covers a range of topics essential for the smooth operation of a Montessori early childhood classroom: Classroom Setup Bootcamp This course is a structured program to help you prepare your classroom environment and get ready for the school year. Read More Montessori Classroom Tours Get inspired with photos of Montessori classroom shelves and […] The post Montessori Classroom Administration: What Happens Behind the Scenes appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more

The Montessori approach is based on the belief that children learn best when they are given the opportunity to explore and discover the world around them. The Montessori cultural curriculum includes lessons on geography, botany, zoology, science, art, and music. In addition to helping children develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world around […] The post The Montessori Cultural Curriculum appeared first on Trillium Montessori ..read more